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Announcing LeadingAge Clinical Procedure Manual, 23rd Edition

Newly updated in 2026, more than 300 clinical procedures to ensure high-quality and consistent care delivery.

The LeadingAge Clinical Procedure Manual (CPM) is a must-have tool for providers committed to ensuring high quality care. Procedures are the backbone of clinical practice. Providers can use the CPM to ensure they are performed with reliable consistency by every clinician, every time. From activities of daily living to clinical tasks to safety and wound care, the manual covers a wide range of procedures that home and community-based and other providers deliver every day. Members receive a 30% discount. Read more about the manual including a list of procedures and a sample chapter here.

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